Drive Scheduled for Phoenix Musical Theater Membership
An all day drive led by Phoenix Musical Theater board members and the Women's Guild aims to recruit new members and inform the public. The event begins with an 8 am breakfast at The Arizona Bank and ends with a victory picnic at North Mountain Park.
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Phoenix Musical Theater
William J. Lester
Phoenix Musical Theater Board
Women’s Guild
The
Arizona Bank, Central
North Mountain Park
Art Lund
Joel Grey
Mariner 4 Nears Mars for Close Flyby
Washington UPI reports Mariner 4 has under five weeks to reach its Mars flyby within 5600 miles. The probe, on a 226 day mission, will photograph the planet and study its atmosphere and magnetic field. Zond 2 also aims for Mars but its radio contact appears dead.
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UPI
America
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Mars
Red Planet
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Cape Kennedy
Zond
Earth
Man Locks Self In Closet Dies in Smoke
Henry A. Fradd, 65, suffocated in a smoke filled room after mistaking a closet door for an outside exit. Police say the closet door locked behind him and rescue workers labored 25 minutes with oxygen but could not revive him. He was seated in a chair as smoke smoldered from a cigarette.
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Great Bend
Kan
UPI
Henry A. Fradd
Fradd
Ailes Stock Purchases Revealed
Secretary of the Army Stephen Ailes bought stock for his four children in 1956 in Federal Services Finance Corp a firm facing House Banking Committee scrutiny for alleged sharp practices with servicemen. Ailes says he never participated in the firm’s operations and the investments were guardianship funds resulting in 144 shares per child through the years. Duane J. Sorenson testified against FSFC naming retired Adm. Arleigh Burke and Ward W. Dworshak among directors but FSFC denied wrongdoing stating its practices meet high standards.
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Washington (Ap
Stephen Ailes
House Banking Committee
Pentagon
Ailes
Federal Services Finance Corp
Duane J. Sorenson
Columbus, Ga
Sorenson
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Ward W. Dworshak
Henry Dworshak
Idaho
FSFC
Udall Urged To Review River Plans
Sacramento reports Gov. Edmund Brown calls for a special citizens committee to review federal plans to straighten and deepen the Lower Colorado River. He notes a difference with federal officials on channelization effects and rising public concern. Brown argues a citizen panel is the best solution.
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Udall
Sacramento
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Colorado River
Edmund G. Brown
California
Brown
Citizens’ Committee
Reuther urges quick repeal of 14B of Taft-Hartley Act
Walter Reuther calls section 14B a shabby antiunion symbol and urges Congress to repeal it immediately. He says states may ban the union shop, cites Southern and Rocky Mountain states, and links right to work to racial tensions while opposing civil rights riders.
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Washington
Auto Union
Walter P. Reuther
Congress
South
Rocky Mountain States
House Labor Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Deep South
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